Yes, you can still have taco's and keep to your hormone balanced meal plan!
Chop onion and pepper (reserve 1/2 onion for serving and guacamole). Add to skillet with avocado oil. Cook for about 5 minutes, then add chicken.
While cooking, heat up beans and make guacamole. I love using the already packaged Wholly Guacamole or similar from Trader Joe's or Whole Foods. I chop up onions and tomatoes and add to it, sometimes with a little garlic salt.
Heat up tortillas, chop up cilantro.
Take one tortilla and fill with beans, chicken and sprinkle with onion/cilantro/lettuce, and add salsa of choice. I prefer a tomatillo or salsa verde base for these tacos.
Serving for your family - add cheese, sour cream, or swap out the tortillas for regular whole wheat or corn.
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21 day detox, dairy free, detox approved, gluten free, grain free, sugar free
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